| 词汇 | example_english_collection |
| 释义 | Examples of collectionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Other case types frequently encountered include foreclosures, collections and repossessions, child support, and wage claims. Of its twenty-four tales, at least eight and as many as twelve can be described as exempla or exemplum collections. In exemplum collections intended for preachers the fiction of the life disappears completely. We do not know what such collections ultimately yielded. Similar collections were repeated in 1493, although in neither case do we know what sums were involved. The validity of these specific distinctions will only be assessable when more comprehensive collections become available. My debts to smaller and private collections are acknowledged in the notes. An additional attraction of this book is the well-chosen series of illustrations - maps, drawings, and photographs - from not easily accessible publications and archival collections. Edited collections of essays on a single topic usually suffer from an uneven coverage of relevant material and a lack of integration. In both, rents were rising and collections declining: the 'living' were being progressively relieved of their fiscal obligations. Their works did not hang in major public collections, nor were they subsequently included within mainstream art history. Our collections are small - about 10 specimens of that element or less at each locality - but the general impression is that of a single population. Viruses may well, indeed, have originated as collections of breakaway genes. However, the relationship between the museum, its collections and its contribution to political or national identity has changed since its foundation. The collections are the same, but do they now have to be reinterpreted to reflect the changes in time? We therefore analyse dispersal patterns of combined data of the two collections hereafter. Representing less than 0.05% of the total catch, flies with pollinaria were rare in collections. The collections were then sorted into 19 different arthropod groups. Here we compare small-mammal trapping results and museum collections. Out of this subset, we randomly selected 20 ferns from which to make water collections. Table 1 shows the main egg development stages and their features, with times for the three collections. Thus, the exhibition's success suggests the presence of favorable conditions for the systematic study of these collections. Fieldwork was also determined by weather conditions, the supply of drinking water, and the transportation of equipment, collections, travelers, and workers. Elaboration, invention, multiplicity: these values shape the collection's contents. In the other localities no bands were used, and the collections were made by a laborious searching of the trunks. Regression models developed from these data [23] indicated that soil moisture and annual minimum temperatures explained much of the variance in collections. Characteristics of delinquent parents and bureaucratic capacity also significantly affect child-support collections and the relationships are in the expected direction. Child-support collections - dollars collected in child-support per capita in 1991. The amount of dollars states spend on enforcement should also influence collections. The results from this technique were generally better than the best combination of weighting schemes for the collections tested. Two standard evaluation measures are commonly used with test collections: precision and recall. In addition, it is also very difficult to predict what evidence to combine for different collections or queries. Like most edited collections the seventeen contributions are diverse in form and approach. All examinations and sample collections were performed at the palace of the respective traditional rulers. However, progress towards greater efficiency can be made by looking carefully at how this algorithm performs with assorted marble collections. The water collections were uncovered and exposed to any kind of environmental pollution. In addition, import tax collections are relatively easy to administer, and consequently hard to evade. Mosaics can end up as collections of fragments ; this one is more than the sum of its parts. The explanation may lie in the paucity of private collections or in their loss during the upheavals of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Events are grouped into event collections or event lists by their relative start times. The literature defines a ' clearing house ' as an institution, publicly or privately owned, which centralizes collections and recordkeeping for the second pillar. To prevent individual people from amassing personal collections, we also formed a death metal organisation. However, a few mosses were found in 2003 and further collections during the summer time may perhaps result in more finds of land plants. In this paper we will restrict attention to collections of qubits. In this section we will restrict attention to collections of qubits. As new data are imported for new data collections of a given sector, better models can be built for each sector. Even the climactic moments of the evening substitute teasing collections of imagery and text for a tidy conclusion and denouement. We have separated the group of assets into three collections based on empirical pretesting. Several other letter collections, of varying sizes, are available from the 15th century. The basic idea is that each interface represents collections of communicating subsystems, and that observations give causality information about occurred comunications. However, we feel that the two collections of methods essentially correspond. The components of type theory are terms and types: terms are denotations of mathematical or computational objects and types are collections of terms. Propositions 7.2, 7.3 characterize shapelessness in terms of comprehensions (some collections such as -trees have varying shapes whereas others such as probability distributions do not). Cartesian product monads could be used to create records of collections. The system has been tested on very large (>1 million) document collections. Aspects of the authoring process can be automated by extracting information from existing external databases and document collections, and by importing existing owl ontologies. In any case, work on visualizing and navigating multi-document collections to date does not typically make provisions for, or use, multi-document summarization. Implementations are used to store documents and collections of documents as entities. Specialised libraries maintain whole collections of scientific and technical periodicals and books; this is the case for large university libraries and research institutions. The objective was to identify collections, their volume and state of degradation, as well as existing preservation initiatives. In this paper we will not discuss the details of structural properties of collections of hypotheses such as weakening, exchange or contraction. We also can form new indexed collections of numbers from products. T he use of such collections of sequences is the following. The archaeological collections are exhibited with minimal labelling, and without sound, dioramas and film. We took 334 sur face collections, which provide good overall coverage of the region. Unfortunately, many of these data derived from surface collections and not contextual excavation; thus, functional associations are sometimes limited. As is often the case in edited collections, while each chapter makes a distinctive contribution there are also many common themes and inevitably some overlaps. The cut in the rate, moderate remissions, and high outstandings meant, of course, a collapse in collections. The 2- 2-m grid system included 481 squares from which sur face collections were made. In the early 1980s, we noticed that these collections were improperly stored and would soon rot away if something were not done. The collection's main drawback is the uneven degree of contextualisation among its chapters. The sheer volume of the collections of specimens secured was impressive. They made extensive collections of insects, other invertebrates, and geological specimens. The site was snow-covered at the time collections were made. Indeed, the most comprehensive witnesses to this form of adaptation are not chant books at all, but rather contemporary collections of liturgical polyphony. As individuals, these consumers constructed rich domestic interiors that boasted impressive print collections, lavish wardrobes and surprisingly comprehensive libraries. Provenience and level forms were completed for the sur face collections from each square excavated. Many collections of papers on development projects are not formally published but exist only in photocopies or as ' grey literature ', almost impossible to locate systematically. The reorganization of the administration for treatment of, and collections for, the victims of plague followed a similar pattern to those organised for the poor. The author would like to thank all of the archivists who have guided him through these collections. The number of females collected per trap-night was compared with that of daytime indoor resting, outdoor resting, indoor man-landing and outdoor man-landing collections. Ideals may be viewed as collections of 'small' subsets of their domain set. Chapter 8 deals with the ways in which recordings are hoarded, organised and presented in collections, catalogues, libraries and gramophone and record societies. Common genotypes were not collected on peach, except for single collections of each of the two commonest genotypes (041 and 163). Moreover, their collections, though they vary considerably in scale and importance, overlap chronologically. Information about the proportion of imprints to manuscripts in these collections appears, with just a few exceptions, to be anecdotal. Samples which gave contradictory results were from all types of collections. Surely, it would be better to turn to gene bank web sites for up-to-date infor mation on collections. To list the collections of twentieth- and twenty-first-century slang is impossible. Once established, ex situ collections are morphologically described using internationally standardized descriptors. There is a list of 93 ger mplasm collections in 26 countries, though no indication of how comprehensive the collections are. Our experience with allogamous species indicates that ger mplasm collections composed of 50-60 carefully chosen genotypes can assemble significant allelic diversity. The in-home collections contain data from 760 pairs of twins. Canons, being brief, are often on unlabelled single leaves, easily mislabelled or misplaced and not infrequently disappearing into private collections. Although the book transcends mere stock-taking, it is also, as collections like this inevitably are, a bit uneven. The "slow fires" of deteriorating acid paper took 100 years to ravage our print collections. Comparisons were made between three different laboratory populations that were started from collections of wild flies at widely separated locations. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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